**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri May 03 02:59:57 2019 May 03 05:29:53 oe-selftest - INFO - test_checkpkg (distrodata.Distrodata) hangs for ever and top shows KnottyUI busylooping on a single core. is this known? May 03 05:31:27 this on Ubuntu 14.04 May 03 06:54:08 New news from stackoverflow: Why is SELinux still disabled eventhough CONFIG_SECURITY_SELINUX is enabled in the kernel? May 03 07:12:04 I wonder why I see apparently random namechanges for /sbin/.debug/mke2fs.e2fsprogs <--> /sbin/.debug/mkfs.ext2.e2fsprogs in my buildhistory inbetween rebuilds May 03 08:05:10 how to make a *.bbappend ineffective who's *.bb file is not available? *.bbappend file is in upstream repo which I can't modify May 03 08:17:40 xtron, lookup BBMASK maybe May 03 08:21:03 xtron, and complain to upstream that they should fix their layer so that the .bbappend is only applied when there is a .bb available May 03 08:23:18 hi all May 03 08:24:56 morning May 03 08:26:41 hi florian, everybody May 03 08:41:23 mckoan: let there be headbanging! May 03 09:35:41 kroon, right, I give it a try May 03 09:47:34 are there ways for layers to add more oeqa tests, like sdk tests? May 03 09:56:13 mcfrisk: yes http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit/cgit.cgi/meta-intel/tree/lib/oeqa/selftest/cases/secureboot.py May 03 09:56:34 just put the file in the right place, the search for tests happens in all layers May 03 09:59:31 rburton: great! I will see if I could convert our tests to oeqa.. May 03 11:35:25 hello channel, does anybody know how to setup ccache in Yocto (rocko)? The configuration of INHERIT and CCACHE_DIR did not help May 03 11:41:15 alivenets, you need to be specific about what didn't work for you May 03 11:43:19 well, i added these parameters in local.conf. And while compiliing process is going, there is no ccache prefix in compilation line. And I don't see any ccache artifacts in ccache directory May 03 11:55:56 alivenets, you can check via 'bitbake -e recipe_name' that ccache is in use (look for 'export CC' or 'export CXX') May 03 12:12:35 If I may ask for some help: May 03 12:12:35 I do have as following use case May 03 12:13:13 I append my file.txt in general way (SRC_URI from bbappend) May 03 12:13:18 It is stored in WORKDIR May 03 12:13:26 the file.txt is a template May 03 12:13:40 like foo = ""; May 03 12:13:40 value = ""; May 03 12:14:16 then - I would like to modify those generic values to have for example value = "${DATETIME}" May 03 12:15:03 So I would have file.txt filled with values from bitbake processing May 03 12:15:11 (and then use this file normally) May 03 12:15:35 the value = "" would be modified with sed -i (or some python code) May 03 12:16:07 Problem is that I do have several May 03 12:16:08 the basehash value changed from ... to ... errors May 03 12:16:29 (And Yes I do know that I could change those values with rootfs_postprocess functions) May 03 12:16:54 But I'm curious if I can do it earlier (by adding some task and modify the file in-place) May 03 12:17:29 lukma1: Look up how to set vardepsexclude for the task that modifies file.txt May 03 12:17:52 You need to exclude DATETIME from the dependency calculation May 03 12:18:11 I can't remember the exact syntax but you should be able to find it with those terms May 03 12:19:47 paulbarker: Ok, I will search for that May 03 12:19:53 Thanks for the tip May 03 12:30:03 paulbaker: Ok, so the hash is to check if this task "closure" (i.e. env variables) are not changed between builds May 03 12:30:21 and on this basis it can be loaded from sstate May 03 12:30:43 or it is detected if something has changed behind the scene May 03 12:31:07 and since DATETIME is regenerated each time bitbake is invoked May 03 12:31:10 I do see this error May 03 12:35:38 Am I correct? May 03 12:42:39 @kanavin export CC="x86_64-mbient-linux-gcc -m64 -march=corei7 -mtune=corei7 -mfpmath=sse -msse4.2 --sysroot=...", export CCACHE_DIR="/var/yocto-cache/ccache" May 03 12:45:19 alivenets, what is CCACHE and CCACHE_DISABLE set to? as you can see in the expansion of CC, it should substitute CCACHE in front if that is defined May 03 12:45:37 # $CC [2 operations] May 03 12:45:37 # exported /home/alexander/development/poky/meta/conf/bitbake.conf:521 May 03 12:45:38 # [export] "1" May 03 12:45:38 # set /home/alexander/development/poky/meta/conf/bitbake.conf:521 May 03 12:45:38 # "${CCACHE}${HOST_PREFIX}gcc ${HOST_CC_ARCH}${TOOLCHAIN_OPTIONS}" May 03 12:45:38 # pre-expansion value: May 03 12:45:40 # "${CCACHE}${HOST_PREFIX}gcc ${HOST_CC_ARCH}${TOOLCHAIN_OPTIONS}" May 03 13:18:06 Oh i think I found a solution for my icc rpm problems May 03 13:18:16 `SKIP_FILEDEPS` May 03 13:20:21 lukma1: I believe the issue is that the value of DATETIME changes between when bitbake first parses the recipe and later when the task actually runs. May 03 13:50:22 RP ping May 03 13:51:22 warrior build failed with QA sending email May 03 13:51:27 https://autobuilder.yoctoproject.org/typhoon/#/builders/85/builds/431/steps/10/logs/stdio May 03 13:52:30 ERROR: Only 1 tester revisions found, unable to generate report May 03 14:02:21 paulbarker: Are you sure? I've read somewhere that DATETIME is set by bitbake when it is run May 03 14:02:53 but there was no indication if this value changes between different tasks during build May 03 14:02:59 Not 100% sure. Someone else will have to chime in to confirm the exact details May 03 14:55:36 New news from stackoverflow: how do I know which package manager in installed on my linux May 03 15:43:36 armpit: I saw that, expected since there aren't warrior results :/ May 03 15:43:56 armpit: nothing to compare to. Would be worth a bug May 03 15:46:27 yeah, been thinking if I should May 03 15:47:12 RP, also pybootchart... there is a newer version that has py3 fixes. looks like we added custom changes May 03 15:57:55 RP, swat rotation reminder May 03 15:59:58 armpit: we added the buildstats file parsing May 03 16:01:29 rburton, yeah.. its more of an integration merge thingy now. May 03 16:02:26 should fork pybootchart and put our patches in a branch for easier rebasing, assuming upstrea isn't totally dead May 03 16:03:07 rburton, last change was 2yrs ago May 03 16:04:20 they are less dead then the version we pull in ; ) May 03 19:56:27 New news from stackoverflow: how do I know which package manager in installed on my linux [on hold] **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat May 04 02:59:57 2019